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SkyVision Linx 300 Pre-Install • REV2
2-5. Display Power Management
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The SKYTRON Panasonic and Foreseeson's (FSN) displays can be powered in one of two ways:
• Mount the low voltage power supply onto the display bracket powered by a low leakage 120VAC
power line (P/N H5-010-71) run through the boom arm. Mounting the power supply in the back of the
display provides open service access to the power supply. Mounting the power supply at this location
may not be desirable by the customer for aesthetic reasons, therefore, customer approval is required
for this mounting configuration.
• Place the low voltage power supply in a hospital provided NEMA 4 enclosure located in the ceiling
or at the equipment rack and run the low voltage power line through the boom arm to the display.
• The Optik View 24" displays come with a power supply and includes 75 feet of cable. The power
supply should be located remotely, such as a hospital provided NEMA 4 enclosure (supplied by others)
located in the ceiling.
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The remote location of the FSN 24" and 26" display power supply is limited to 75 feet (cable length)
(PN MON-CBL-001).
• The remote location of the Panasonic 26" display power upply is limited to 90 feet (cable length)
(PN DJ-NC0275)
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For integration installations where the rack is within a 75 feet (cable length) of the display, the
power supply can be located in the rack. If not, a NEMA 4 encased power supply in the ceiling is
recommended (supplied by others).
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The minimum size NEMA 4 enclosure for each power supply is 14”L x 12”W x 7”H (L-Com Global
Connectivity – Model: NB1207-10FS-UL or equivalent).
• Appropriate power supplies and cables required for displays not provided by SKYTRON must be
provided by the equipment vendor to meet the specific needs of the display location.
• Not all displays use low voltage power supplies. Larger displays (typically 32" and above) normally
use direct 120VAC input from an outlet as they are intended to be wall mounted. Remote cable kits are
not intended for use with these displays as they do not use external low voltage power.
2-6. Optional Equipment
a. Image/Video Capture Devices
The SkyVision system offers a Digital Capture Streaming System ( SVIS-DCSS) for digital capture and
streaming, however, some hospitals will maintain existing capture devices and cameras.
When the capture device is located close to the camera, connections can be made by a short copper cable
(provided by the Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) vendor). Typically, the capture device is located at the
nurse’s station, far from the camera. The appropriate cable between the camera and the capture device
must be provided by the equipment vendor. The SkyVision system will process the capture device output
signal, rather than the camera output signal (to maximize functionality), and route the output signal, as
limited by the technology of the capture device unless specified otherwise on the OPI document.
If a printer is used with this capture device, the cable between the capture device and the printer is supplied
by the hospital or by the MIS vendor, if the printer was part of the purchase agreement.
